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Ida Risser
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uner days. But, it does
id to be the fourth for me
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Star Route, Box 47
HONEY BROOK
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Box 156 Rt. 2
Waynes Dry Goods
>7l-273 W. Main St.
215-683-7686
to get hot in my garden. The yel
low bush beans have an abun
dant crop this year and I’ve been
giving away Swiss Chard and
Fitting You Right Is Our #1 Priority.
ILLE
Zimmerman Harness
RD 2 Box 36
814-793-3961
Lost Creek Shoe Shop
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red beets. Even the Bibb lettuce
has formed more heads than we H , The that they
can eat. , r J
drew are up on the refrigerator
When the three grandchxl- with the other
dren were here for several The four . year . old told me that
hours, hey swooped down on one . a treasure m
the yellow raspberries like a Th H learn a lot from television
flock of birds These berries are ams . one friend told me to
the sweetest that you could ever them wjth tapes but l
as ,*!r . j , - said that we don’t do that. Their
They begged me to play hide favorite tis “Grandma,
and seek with them. Now there . , „ x ,
. __ , , ~, , tell us a story. Now if they give
are not many places to hide at J ■ , 6 T >
u . , , me one word or an animal, Im
our house but the boys managed ’...
to fool me into walking around „ f and runmng Wlth an excitmg
the house twice before I found blueb bushes have
them. Then we played ball and some berries Ym hoping to
even got my husband to help a pick some be f or e the children
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Tall Pines
Country Store
796 Kessler Rd
7i?-3’62-3024
(voice mail only)
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Leo’s Shoe Store
Godfrey St.
717-933-8169
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Red Wing Shoe Store
237 Baltimore Pike
215-544-1664
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 4, 1998-811
eat all of them. We’ve been giv
ing away big, black raspberries
and people seem to appreciate
them. As a youngster, I wan
dered all over our two farms and
then came home with a gallon of
small wild raspberries. Hunting
them is one of the pleasant expe
riences of my teenage years
Maybe, I’d surprise a lark who
was nesting or accidentally
scare a hen pheasant from her
nest. Turtles and frogs would
jump in the water as I
approached. I still think rasp
berry jelly is one of the best
kinds that you can make.
INGFIELD
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